THIS MATTER came before the Virginia
State Bar Disciplinary Board on October 26, 2001, to be heard as a result of
a Motion and Notice of Show Cause Proceeding to Revoke License to Practice
Law for Failure to Comply with Term filed on behalf of the Virginia State
Bar by its counsel, Barbara Ann Williams, Esquire. It was alleged in the motion
that Mr. McCall failed to comply with terms imposed in connection with an Agreed
Disposition that had previously been approved by the Board (August 27, 2001
Order). The duly convened panel of the Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Board
consisted of Richard J. Colten, Thaddeus T. Crump, Peter A. Dingman, Joseph
R. Lassiter, Jr., and William M. Moffet, presiding. Barbara Ann Williams appeared
as counsel for the Virginia State Bar and the Respondent, Charles Jefferson
McCall, appeared in person and was represented by counsel, James R. Wrenn Jr.,
Esquire. The proceedings were taken and transcribed by Donna Chandler of Chandler
& Halasz, Inc., Post Office Box 9349, Richmond, Virginia 23227 (phone: (804)
730-1222).

It was alleged by Bar Counsel and
stipulated to by the Respondent that Mr. McCall failed to comply with a term
imposed upon the respondent by Order of the Board entered on August 27, 2001.
That Order suspended Mr. McCall's license for a period of thirteen months and
one day, with the alternate sanction of a hearing before the Disciplinary Board
to determine the discipline to be imposed if the Respondent failed to comply
with any of the terms contained in the August 27, 2001 Order. There were several
terms imposed therein, and the Respondent acknowledges that he specifically
failed to comply with the following term: 3. The Respondent shall immediately
petition the appropriate court to receive the $3,640.41 identified by Certified
Public Accountant Sydney S. Wooding in his report dated May 15, 2000, and move
the court to determine the appropriate disposition of those funds. Respondent
shall diligently prosecute the petition. Respondent shall provide copies of
the petition and proof of tendering the money to the Virginia State Bar within
thirty days of the entry of this order. While Mr. McCall filed a Petition
with the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County in a timely fashion, he failed
to appropriately provide copies of the Petition and proof of tendering the money
to the Virginia State Bar within the prescribed thirty days. At the hearing
held on October 22, 2001, seven exhibits were introduced into evidence, without
objection, and Mr. McCall was the only witness called. Argument was offered
by counsel for the Virginia State Bar and counsel for the Respondent. The sole
issue to be determined at this hearing was whether or not the Respondent violated
any of the terms of the Agreed Disposition set out in the August 27, 2001 Order,
and, if so, what additional sanction, if any, should be imposed.

Upon review of the exhibits and
consideration of the testimony and argument, the Disciplinary Board found that
Mr. McCall failed to give the required appropriate notice to the Virginia State
Bar of the filing of the Petition and the tendering of the $3,640.41 with the
Circuit Court. The Board determined that further suspension was appropriate.

It is ORDERED that the license to
practice law of Charles Jefferson McCall shall be suspended for an additional
thirty days beyond the thirteen months and one day provided for in the August
27, 2001 Order. Inasmuch as Mr. McCall is currently under suspension and it
would be inappropriate for him to currently have clients or matters pending
in litigation, there is no need for any additional notification requirement
under Part Six, ß IV, Paragraph 13.K(1) to be imposed upon Mr. McCall by
this Order. He is, of course, required to comply with all of the terms of the
August 27, 2001 Order and shall be subject to further sanctions should he fail
to comply with any of the other terms set out in the August 27, 2001 Order.

Pursuant to Part Six, ß IV,
Paragraph 13(K)(10) of the Rules of the Supreme Court, the Clerk of the Disciplinary
System shall assess costs.

It is ORDERED that
a copy teste of this Order shall be mailed by certified mail, return receipt
requested, to the Respondent, at his last address of record with the Virginia
State Bar, sent by regular mail to Respondent's counsel, James R. Wrenn, Jr.,
13210 Michaux View Way, Midlothian, Virginia 23113, and hand delivered to Bar
Counsel Barbara Ann Williams, Virginia State Bar, 707 E. Main Street, Suite
1500, Richmond, Virginia 23219.